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Calling the Play
by Samantha Kane
series Birmingham Rebels #2
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Playing can be funThis is the 2nd book in the Birmingham Rebels series. As always, I recommend to the reader that you read the books in the order intended. That being said, this is a book that can be read as a standalone if you choose. Tyler Oakes and Brian Mason makes beautiful football together. They did back in college and Tyler played one mean game. Now, Brian is back and a part of the Rebels coach staff. Can they ignore what is so strong between them? To make is more complex, there is the incredible Randi McInish. Tough cop, tough sister, hot woman, and all around sexy gal who likes them both. Together or apart. Randi wants to stand on her own two feet, however, and guys that want to "take care of her" are usually thrown out. All three of them together make beautiful music. In order to save Ty's career and the oddball relationships he has started, Ty is trying to decide whether to keep or let them both go. Ty always feel like he is 2nd best, and he is waiting for his chance at real love. This book was a surprise for me. I never expected to feel so torn about which way I wanted the characters I was reading to go! I was pleasantly spooked toward the end there and very happy with how the HEA was resolved. ***This ARC was given by Netgalley.com and its publisher for an honest review.by 2kasmom on December 01, 2015
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This is one hot and dirty book; I loved it!!Warning – this book contains lots of f-bombs and other strong language as well as hot, sexy m/m and m/m/f encounters. If any of this offends you don't read this book and then leave a negative review. OK, the above warning was for people who may not have read any of Samantha Kane's books before and also because I hate it when readers pick up a book and then leave a negative review because it contains things they find objectionable. Personally, I love ALL of Samantha Kane's books. I'm most familiar with her Brothers in Arms series set in the Regency period but I'm so glad that she's started this new contemporary series; I might even learn to like football as a result. lol Tyler Oakes (Ty) identifies himself as bi-sexual but he hasn't been with anyone in a long time. He goes looking for some action at the Kitty Licks bar and gets more than he bargained for when he walks into the middle of a drug bust. Captivated by the smart-alecky, dirty talking, undercover cop, Randi McInish, he wants to see more of her. Randi doesn't do relationships and when Brian, a man from Ty's past, shows up she decides she needs to bow out and let those two figure things out. What Randi doesn't realize is that Brian and Ty don't feel complete without her. While this book is the second in the Birmingham Rebels series it can be enjoyed without reading the first book (but it's great, too, so you should read it). This story probably has the coarsest language, or maybe just a bit more of it, than Ms. Kane's other books but it totally fits the characters in the story. I love the way she connects the first book to this one and yet also tells a story that completely stands alone; I doubt that this is an easy thing to do. There is a whole football team of interesting characters and I hope a book is written for each one of them! ARC provided by NetGalley for an honest review.by ButttonsMom2003 on December 02, 2015
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Football has never been so hot and sexy!I fell in love with Samantha Kane's books when I began reading her Brothers in Arms series. I very quickly realized that she really had a handle on the deep-seated psyche of what bonded her characters. That series dealt with the aftermath of war and the very real bonding of men who serve together and sometimes the love that grows between them and the women necessary to their lives. I wasn't quite sure how a series about football players was going to compare to a series about soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars. I needn't have worried because Ms. Kane certainly knows her stuff whether writing historical or contemporary when it comes to the MMF ménage. Her characters are complex and her stories character driven. Calling the Play is no exception. Tyler Oakes is the newly recruited Quarterback for the Birmingham Rebels. He's an equal opportunity lover with a history of partying hearty. His partying left him holding the bag for a friend in the wrong place at the wrong time… a choice he's paid for in his career big time. Now he finally has the opportunity to turn things around and get back into the NFL. What he wasn't counting on was running into Brian, his intern coach from college… also the one that didn't just walk, but ran away. A quick stop at a bar that's name shouts "hookup haven" has Ty meeting a very sexy Sissy and very quickly finding himself in the middle of an undercover drug bust. When "Sissy" decides to commandeer his Porsche for a high-speed chase, Ty decides to go along for the ride. After all, he has every intention of taking the undercover cop, Randi McInish for a ride when they're done with this business. What he didn't expect was just how long or rough a ride it would be. Nor did he realize that Randi would be the perfect creme filling in a Ty and Brian sandwich. Randi McInish is a cop assigned to burglary. When it's discovered that she was recently hit on by a person of interest she's temporarily assigned to an undercover op for vice with her brother as her superior. Life is hard enough working as a female detective in a male-centric field, but working for the older brother who raised her seriously adds to the challenge. With four older brothers and a cop for a father, she has learned to put away her girly side. When the grandmother who raised her, then her father passed, her mother left for greener pastures. Her older brothers took over. Family life for Randi was anything but normal. Randi and her youngest brother were illegitimate. Her three oldest brothers were her father's legitimate sons. That being said her father made sure they all had a relationship with each other. A very abnormal childhood has Randi putting up roadblocks when it comes to relationships. For the first time though she's ready to consider more than a one or two night stand when it comes to Ty… that is until she see's the very real undercurrents of love between Ty and Brian. She shares one hot evening of loving between the two of them and then she's doing the typical Randi and running from any potential relationship that might be there. When Brian was contacted by the Birmingham Rebel's with a coaching opportunity he jumped at the chance. Eight years have been long enough to come to the conclusion he ran from a potential relationship he's missed every day since. Twenty-twenty hindsight might not be enough, though. With Randi running as fast as she can from any potential relationship they might have things aren't exactly falling into place with him and Ty. The reality is, Randi is the glue that holds them together. But when the coach realizes just what's at stake and what it will take to put it all together he does just what he's good at… he instructs, he trains, he guides… in other words, he manipulates the players into position and goes for the win. A win-win for all of them. Ms. Kane has a winning series with the Birmingham Rebel's. Once again she has picked out a lineup of stellar men that have their issues and the women that are the perfect glue to piece them all together in a cohesive unit. The Rebel's are a team of rejects sorely needing a second chance. Ms. Kane gives them the perfect "family" to find their redemption. I would highly recommend this newest release by Ms. Kane to anyone who loves a great sports romance, especially those who love a great erotic MMF ménage romance. *****Reviewed for Xtreme-Delusions*****by Jean @ Xtreme Delusions on December 05, 2015
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Birmingham Rebels (Book 2)
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Physical Activity Activators
Introducing Selwyn's Physical Activity Activators
We are excited to introduce our four Activators charged with enhancing the physical activity opportunities in and for the Selwyn District. You will get to meet them through their direct involvement with your local school.
Our Activators are involved in many initiatives throughout the district. Some of which are listed below, follow any hyperlinks for specific information;
PALs (check out our weebly here), Sports Spectaculars, Winter and Summer Sport, Fundamental Sports Spectaculars, Teacher PD sessions.
Sport Canterbury Activator Story
We are currently advertising for one position within our Activator Team; see advert here, see role description here. Applications close 5pm Thursday 19 July, shortlisting on Friday 20 July, interviews planned for Tuesday 24 July.
Meet the Team
Amy McClintock
Amy has grown up in the Selwyn District. She completed a degree in Sport Coaching at the University of Canterbury. After leaving University she worked for Canterbury Netball and the Tactix for 5 years before moving onto Athletics New Zealand as their Coaching Manager. Last year she worked at Clearview Primary School as their KiwiSport Coordinator.
In her personal time, Amy is a mother of two and wife. She has been heavily involved in sport as an athlete and as a coach. She has coached Netball (working for Canterbury Netball), as well as Athletics and Touch at a Primary and Secondary school level. She has also been a National and International representative in these sports. She has a passion for water skiing and any spare time you will find her and the family skiing in Akaroa.
Program Development Focus, as well as two Selwyn Central Zone schools – Clearview School & Rolleston College.
Kate McCartney
Kate is a keen Southlander, she grew up in the South where wet weather and postponed sport days were never an issue (I wish).
Kate has played many sports in her time, badminton being her chosen field where she represented Southland for many years.
After spending five years at Otago University where she attained two degrees, a Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physical Activity, she then worked at a Southland Sports Trust for the better part of three years. During this time Kate continued her studies to become an NZ Registered Nutritionist.
Contributing to the wellbeing of others is where Kate thrives. Activity and good nutrition are the foundations of healthy, happy children, families and communities and so this is where Kate has chosen to put her knowledge, enthusiasm and passion into use.
Selwyn Central Zone schools – Burnham School, Lemonwood Grove School, Rolleston School, Rolleston Christian School, Templeton School, Weedons School, West Melton School and West Rolleston School.
Jono Anderson
Like many other Kiwi children, Jono developed an absolute love for all things sport in his early school days. He played anything he could. As he got older and decided to specialise he focussed on rugby and continues to play ice hockey now.
Following school Jono discovered a passion for helping others succeed. With this in mind he studied a Bachelor of Sport Coaching and began his journey as a coach. Though rugby is his main code as a coach he has experience in coaching many other sports, including swimming and hockey.
Jono is passionate about creating opportunities for children to experience sport to the max and simply enjoy play. His desire is to see all Kiwi kids leave school having developed a love for physical activity and positive learning experiences from sport, just as he had.
Lincoln Zone schools – Broadfield School, Halswell School, Ladbrooks School, Lincoln School, Prebbleton School, Springston School and Tai Tapu School.
Jayde Mayberry
Jayde grew up in the adventure mecca of Wanaka which provided great access to the outdoors. Of particular interest to her was skiing and horse riding, while a general love for the outdoors also developed. She followed this love for skiing and spent a winter in Canada, becoming a level two ski instructor before moving back to NZ and the Selwyn District.
Jayde has two young children and with her degree in early childhood has been working in the Darfield community. She is also the organiser of Malvern Road Runners. Jayde is passionate about children's physical development and participation in a variety of physical activities.
Malvern Zone schools – Darfield Primary School, Darfield High School, Glentunnel School, Greendale School, Hororata School, Kirwee Model School, Sheffield Contributing School, Springfield School, Windwhistle School

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I don't have any MONEY for my MLM Business!
by Bruce Haines
On a fairly regular basis, I get emails from people who say they want to have a network marketing or MLM home based business BUT they don't have any money to launch their business.
When I hear people say that they can't pursue an MLM or network marketing business for lack of money, the first thing that comes to mind is:
"You don't really want to do this."
Because if you really wanted to do this, you would find a way.
How can I say that? Well consider this scenario: say I challenged you by saying, "If you come up with $500 dollars by next Monday, I will give you $100,000."
What do you think the odds are you would have $500 by next Monday?
You see it's not about whether you have money, it's about whether or not you are motivated enough to take action.
Let's say I lived in Alaska.
I wake up in the middle of the night and I want some ice cream.
But it is the middle of winter. It's 10 degrees outside and there is snow all over my car. If I really want ice cream I am going to freeze my tail off, shovel off the snow and drive to the store in a car that does not have time to warm up.
But if I don't really want ice cream bad enough to go through all the effort and discomfort, I am just going to roll over and go back to sleep.
I didn't really want ice cream. I was just wishing for ice cream.
And there is a big difference between wanting something and wishing something.
Most people are just wishing for money, a better life, and nicer things. But they do not want to go through the effort and discomfort of acquiring them.
They have bought into the lie that success is easy or happens like winning the lottery. And all they do is look for reasons why they can't do something.
The problem with that approach is it becomes a way of life. And the only way you are going to change things is if one day you wake up and say.
I am going to do something to change my life now. And I am going to start today. .
And I am going to do whatever I need to do, to accomplish my dreams. Because no one else is going to do it for me.
There are always going to be external obstacles and forces that will make you believe that you can't do something.
But you have to know what it is deep down inside that you really want. Once you figure out what you truly want you'll have the internal fuel needed to burn hot enough to make the journey from failure to success. .
So if you are saying, "I don't have any money."
Then my response to you is:
"That is exactly why you should be doing online marketing or have a home based business. You need the money more than I do and therefore you must find a way to do this business."
Think about this.
If you are a grown adult over 25 and you do not have a few hundred dollars to start a home-based business, something is seriously wrong.
Maybe you..
* made some bad life choices
* don't manage your money well.
* have wrong priorities.
* don't take personal responsibility for your life.
* or are just plain lazy and don't want to work.
I don't know what the reasons are. And I don't need to know.
But what you need to do is take a serious look in the mirror and ask yourself, "What is it that I truly want out of life?"
And whatever your answer is, that should become your motivation for doing any home-based or online marketing business.
You need to do this for your reasons. Not mine and not anyone else's.
Once you know and find the thing that truly motivates you, there will be no more excuses!
But you must have a big enough reason why! It must drive you!!
Because there will be obstacles and hurdles and setbacks.
And you will need a big reason why to push you through everything that will try to stop you.
This is one of the true secrets of success in life itself…
Think about this:
There are people who immigrate to the United States with nothing more than the shirt on their backs, start out as dishwashers or some other menial job and within 5-10 years are very financial successful and sometimes become millionaires.
Do you think they are any smarter? They sure didn't have any money. They had to do it all on their own and they started at the bottom.
Your success is not determined by you not having any money.
It's about you finally getting a reason why that motivates you enough to take massive action.
Success is when opportunity meets a determined will.
This process of finding a dream and sticking with it happened to me as I investigated starting my online business. With Josh Cope's mymlmformula.com, my determination found the perfect opportunity and now I have a growing internet business with an amazing system that does the heavy lifting.
Be honest with yourself. It's about you making a decision just like I did: It's about getting off your rear end, quit making excuses and start doing something with your life that matters to you.
For most of us, the financial freedom of not having a job and having a residual income stream pour in month-after-month is plenty of motivation! Josh Cope did it well before he was 30 years old.
He has shown us if he can do it, we all can do it.
Now, I know there are some people reading this who really are in unfortunate financial circumstances beyond their control. This email was not intended to insult or belittle you or your situation in any way.
But I would like to highly encourage you to reevaluate your situation. Because if you really want something better in life, and make up your mind to do something about it, and stick with it, you can change your whole life.
It won't be easy. But it will be worth it.
This message does not just apply to your online marketing opportunity…this message applies to your whole life.
And if you do nothing with this message but it opens that little internal door just a crack so you can start to believe in a financial future that will set you free, I consider this a victory.
I'll continue to use mymlmformula.com to build my financial freedom and maybe you'll see the value of what I've said, and decide to change your life!
Click here to get the entire picture from Josh on his mymlmformula.com.
And my hope for you, is that you will take this message to mind and it will light a fire in heart, so that you to will be UNSTOPPABLE in whatever you are called to do.
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To Your Continued Abundance,
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My last foray into the blogosphere was the gun rights blog The Madman Raves. Begun in April 2007, Madman was my soapbox on gun rights, gun issues, and anti-gun control.
While it was a lot of fun to write, I found that after a while, I was getting buried under a mass of time-specific issues. When I was finally able to throw in my two cents, the issue had passed and something new had taken its place. Since the blog was meant to be topical and mostly current, missing out on issues would not do.
In addition, I found myself wanting to chime in on matters besides gun issues.
But the blog just wasn't the right place for that.
After taking some time off and doing a lot of thinking, I decided to close up shop and "rave" no more.
Could I have pressed on despite how I felt?
Sure. But the blog would've suffered both in quality and in focus. I didn't want to do that to my readers.
Which brings me here. To this blog.
Much closer, I feel, to the worlds I tend to inhabit.
NOTE: For those interested, The Madman Raves still lives, though not at its own domain. You can find it here.


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A few months ago heard a squeal come out of the living room; "Mom, mom, I want to go to BunFest!" Ok, what is BunFest? The more we read about BunFest the more excited she became. You can bring your bunnies; they have a spa; they can have a check-up; they can even get glamor shots! Further research showed that BunFest was in its 5th year! We must investigate this!
My idea of a "festival" or trade show is usually photography based. When I enter the vendor area of a photography trade show, I get an adrenaline rush! I assume rabbit people feel the same way about BunFest! It was bustling with excitement and stories about how their bunnies were rescued and there was plenty of toys and bunny related trinkets to fill a shopping bag!
There were many rescue organizations represented at BunFest. They had catchy names; DARN (Dayton Area Rabbit Network) and EARS (Erie Area Rabbit Society).
I can't remember this rabbit's name, but they had Lucy, Desi, Ethel, and a cat named Fred! They had 4 bunnies with them.
This is a therapy bunny from F5RS (Frisky Ferrets, Fuzzies & Feathered Friends Rescue and Sanctuary); if she has her hat on, she's working! http://www.facebook.com/F5RS1
Kaycee Jane of Clover Patch Sanctuary in Franklin, Tennesee
I noticed people gathering a round one of the booths. There was a vendor who made clothing for rabbits. She said she made a pattern and picks out different materials for the clothing. Her website is AnnieElleBunnies.etsy.com. I think they looked adorable!
I stood at one of the tables and watched Andrea Biggs of Breath of Life Illustrations (www.facebook.com/breathoflifeillustrations) sketch bunnies for the crowd. She worked from photographs that were sent to her phone. It took her only about 30 minutes to go from the sketch to a full color rendition of the photograph of an individual's beloved pet.
She shows the finished print to the young customer.
The rabbits could go to the Chillaxazone to stretch their legs and relax and refresh. There was plenty for a bunny to see and do while at BunFest!
Bunnies, Bunnies, Everywhere!
Our bunnies, Smokey and Shadow experience BunFest for the first time. We borrowed a pet stroller from a friend of ours. Having the stroller was very beneficial to transporting two bunnies around the event. People would stop to pet them and talk about their bunnies.
BunFest 2015 is an exciting event for rabbit owners. You can purchase products such as toys, hay, habitats, and treats! You can go to sessions on how to care for your bunnies and there was even one on how your bunny communicates! The event is very worth while if you are in the market for a rabbit. For more information, website for BunFest is http://www.midwestbunfest.org
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Cllr Anthony Forth raises over £525 for the homeless
Labour councillor for Goldington, Cllr Anthony Forth, joined Bedford YMCA overnight on Friday 26 February to sleep out to raise awareness of roughsleeping in Bedford.
Accompanied by his wife, Hazera, the two experienced sleeping out on a cold night.
Anthony said, "SleepEasy takes place every two years and aims to both highlight the plight of those sleeping rough, as well as raise the much needed funds for services at YMCA Bedfordshire. I was keen to take part and, together with my wife, we have raised over £711 so far by sleeping outside from 7pm to 7am."
"I was also pleased that, as a councillor for Goldington, this years SleepEasy camp was kindly offered by Viking Self Storage in Elms Park Industrial Estate. Well done Viking Self Storage."
"Thank you to all my Labour councillor colleagues and others in their generosity of sponsoring me to sleep out."
Facebook: Goldington Labour Councillors Twitter: @Goldingtonlab
Anthony's cardboard shelter for the night.


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"Bikini.com stands for beauty inside and out and we are thrilled to be working with someone who embodies those ideals," says Shannon Follansbee, Co-Director of Bikini.com.
Las Vegas, Nevada (PRWEB) May 14, 2015
Bikini.com, a luxury beach lifestyle site, is pleased to announce that it has signed Elena Delle Donne, star WNBA player, as an expert editor in health and fitness and brand ambassador through the end of April 2017.
Under the two year deal, Delle Donne will make regular editorial contributions to the website, which, in addition to health, shares daily content about beach lifestyle, such as style, beauty, love & life, travel and events.
"Bikini.com stands for beauty inside and out and we are thrilled to be working with someone who embodies those ideals," says Shannon Follansbee, Co-Director of Bikini.com.
Fans of the statuesque Chicago Sky basketball star can expect to see her in a whole new light in her role with Bikini.com. "Elena loves fashion and has a great sense of style. We're excited to share this side of her personality with our audience," explains Follansbee.
About Bikini.com
Bikini.com is a new luxury beach lifestyle website featuring an online designer boutique and articles on beauty, health, travel and more. The online boutique highlights a curated collection of one-of-a-kind swimwear and accessories from 30+ brands such as Acacia, Bettinis, Blue Life, Boys + Arrows, Issa de' Mar, Kovey, Luli Fama, Marysia, MIKOH, Seafolly, Solkissed, Tori Praver and Water Glamour. Its parent company is Remark Media, Inc., based in Las Vegas, Nevada. http://www.bikini.com
About Remark Media
Remark Media, Inc. (nasdaq-cm:MARK), is a global media company that owns and operates a portfolio of assets focused on the 18-to-34-year-old (otherwise known as "The Millennial" or "Gen Y") demographic across a variety of lifestyle verticals. These include fashion, sports, travel, entertainment, health and wellness, personal finance, and informational know-how.
Remark Media's assets presently include: Bikini.com, an aspirational lifestyle and ecommerce destination for the beach globetrotter; roomlia®, a mobile hotel booking app that provides a superior user travel experience while balancing the needs of hotel owners; HowStuffWorks China and Brazil, locally known as BoWenWang and Comotudofunciona, respectively; PPTV Boxing, the first ever digital boxing channel in China launched in partnership with PPTV, China's largest leading online TV service; and Banks.com, US Tax Center at http://www.irs.com, FileLater.com, and TaxExtension.com, a suite of digital sites focused on personal finance.
Additionally, Remark Media is a founding partner and equity owner of Sharecare, Inc. Created by Jeff Arnold, founder of WebMD, and Dr. Mehmet Oz, in partnership with Harpo Productions, Sony Pictures Television, and Discovery Communications, Sharecare is a highly searchable social healthcare platform organizing and answering the questions of health.
The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with operations in Beijing and Sao Paulo. Remark Media is listed on The NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker MARK. For more details, please visit http://www.RemarkMedia.com


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Monday, 19 April 2010
The coming of three - a finish, a wip, a new start!
20 comments:
- Lesleyanne said...
Congratulations on your finish. Love the new start.
- 19 April 2010 at 13:43
- Shelleen said...
I love that fabric and the chart. Can't wait to see more. Congrats on the cute finish and keep up the progress on the cow.
- 19 April 2010 at 13:44
- scotstwinmum said...
All this stitching , you must send me some of your mojo, so I can get motivated lol
- 19 April 2010 at 13:44
- Mylene said...
Congrats on the lovely finish and i love the fabric you picked for your new project.
I had to sign in to facebook to be able to see pictures of my niece in Canada, i am not yet familiar with FB.
- 19 April 2010 at 14:24
- MrsB said...
Lovely fabric, and cute finish!
I'm having the same rigmaroll about Prom with my youngest daughter - bought a dress (small fortune) and now we are looking for shoes...silver, small heel...sound familiar..?
- 19 April 2010 at 14:32
- shutterbug said...
Your April SAL looks great! Much better than mine does. :p Can't wait to see what you choose for May. The cow piece is adorable cause I love cows and I also love the stitchy witch. :)
- 19 April 2010 at 14:55
- Ranae said...
Spring has sprung is so pretty.
Nice start on the HSE, I love that fabby, it looks so halloweenie. I might have to stash dive for mine, lol
I am on facebook too, but not a big fan either.
- 19 April 2010 at 15:15
- Bette said...
Your finish is so pretty. I love the colors in it. And I feel for the prom shopping. My DD had to have a formal for her recital last year and finding one to meet her standards was a real chore. Can't wait till we have to go shopping for her wedding dress!
- 19 April 2010 at 16:22
- corinna said...
dear lainey
thanks so much for all the treats you sent me
i have planted all the flower seeds already!
:-) the pkgs were all intact
so you have flowers growing in texas
i will certainly think of you as i tend to those flower beds
love the pillow and all the sweets you sent along....you are so thoughtful and kind
my hearfelt thanks to you
big hug
-work can so cut into stitchy and google time
-good luck with the shoe shopping extravaganza
- 19 April 2010 at 16:45
- Jules said...
May: emerald, lily of the valley (lilies in general), Mother's Day, Memorial Day.
Just thought I would share some things associated with May with you to help you along. Oh, and my birthday, hehehe.
Good luck and great finish and progress!!!
- 19 April 2010 at 16:59
Oh my heck, that cow is fabulous! ha!
I am a big fan of Halloween-theme stitchery. Love me some witches! Nice start. :)
- 19 April 2010 at 18:33
- Erna said...
Hello dearie, love the cow, lookes very Dutch lol and the fabric is really wonderful, can't wait to see your witch finished.
- 19 April 2010 at 23:18
- Sadie said...
What a pretty spring finish :-) and your cow is as cute as can be.
Love your new start and the fabric. Look forward to seeing more x
- 20 April 2010 at 01:09
- Annette said...
Congratz on the finsh, the colors are so beautifull. What a sweet cow, this also can by your may piece??
I love your new start, such a colorsful fabric, can wait to see it finished on this fabric...hurry up....
- 20 April 2010 at 04:06
- Natasha said...
Spring has sprung looks great very cute, I love that little cow and the fabris for your new start is very pretty. Who is that desing by, I keep my broom stick in plain sight LOL
Take care and Happy Stitching and good luck shopping
- 20 April 2010 at 09:58
- Lois said...
Hi Elaine! Thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a comment! Your April finish is very cute - perfect Spring colours! Love your new start and the fabric. Good luck with the shoe shopping!
- 20 April 2010 at 10:35
- Catherine said...
Your pieces are adorable! I really love the "Witches Stitch Too!"
I guess I'll never have to go through the drama or expense of a prom dress with three boys!! I remember each of my gowns cost less than $100 dollars - I just heard a mom the other day that spent $800!! I almost fell over! Maybe I could sell my dresses as vintage...hhmmm...more money for stash!
- 20 April 2010 at 11:00
- Siobhan said...
Congrats on your finish--love your new start! I really like that Witches Stitch Too piece. :)
Good luck with the shoe shopping. I hate shopping for clothes with my daughters. It always ends up as a bit of drama, because I get asked what I honestly think of something, so I tell them an honest answer and they get mad. Oy. :P My younger daughter is turning 16 soon and wants to go clothes shopping as her gift. Agh!!
- 21 April 2010 at 02:35
- too_busy_to_stitch said...
Lovely bright spring colours :) Like the new start too - that fabric is PERFECT! I wish I didn't have to work or to college too. But then I suppose I couldn't afford stash...
- 21 April 2010 at 09:05
- Sally said...
Lovely finish Lainey. So bright and cheerful. Nice new start too.
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text: You'd be really unlucky to be born a guinea pig in Peru. Guinea Pig, or cuy in South America, is considered a true delicacy. It's the ratty teeth and crispy little body I struggle to get to grips with. So far, I've passed on the opportunity. However, there have been plenty of fans over the years. In Chavin de Huantar there is evidence to show cuy were cultivated in the Andes by 900 BC. Further down the valley though, in the small town of Huari, arguably they've upped the game where the consumption of furry, domesticated animals are concerned. Every year in October the people of Huari celebrate the Fiesta de los Gatos (the festival of the cats), when they serve up quantities of miche broaster, or roasted cat. Unlike the consumption of the cuy, no one is quite certain when or why this tradition began, but as each October approaches you can be sure any feline worth his whiskers is heading for the hills.


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The Pie Maker is trading pastry for PCs. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Pushing Daisies" star Lee Pace has been cast as the lead in AMC's "Halt and Catch Fire," a pilot set during the tech boom of the '80s in Texas' Silicon Prairie.
Pace will play Joe MacMillan, a character described as "often the smartest guy in the office and two steps ahead of both friends and enemies. Once a superstar salesman at IBM, he recently departed under mysterious circumstances only to resurface at an also-ran Dallas tech company named Cardiff Giant. He comes to Dallas with a plan to force the company into the new era of the PC boom."
Also cast is Mackenzie Davis, who plays Cameron How, "a punk computer programming grad student whose aggressive behavior covers a vulnerability."
In other pilot news ...
"Sleepy Hollow" finds its star. British actor Tom Mison will play Ichabod Crane in Fox's time-travelling update of the familiar tale from Alex Kurtzman and Bob Orci. Mison's Ichabod will be a Revolutionary War captain who is transported to the present day under mysterious circumstances where he partners with a dubious detective (Nicole Beharie) to confront the Headless Horseman he beheaded in his own time. [TVLine]
Cam Gigandet is "Reckless" for CBS. A legal drama set in South Carolina, which features a Yankee litigator and a Southern city attorney who are at odds over a sex scandal involving the local police -- while also struggling to ignore their mutual attraction. Gigandet will play the attorney, Roy, described as "a liberal Renaissance man and father of two. His wife, Scottie, recently left him for a Florida developer and has taken their two children with him. He surfs, loves skateboarding and hip-hop but also fishes, hunts and collects guns." [THR]
"The Sixth Gun" targets Laura Ramsey as lead. "The Ruins" star will play Becky, a naive farmer's daughter who comes across the titular weapon -- one of six mythical guns that each possess special powers -- and sets off a chain of events that awaken dark forces who want to find the weapon and will kill Becky to get it. [Deadline]


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Learners will use direct vocabulary instruction to learn the new definitions of planet, dwarf planet, and asteroid. The publicity generated by the International Astronomical Union's definition of Pluto as a dwarf planet in 2006 created a teachable... (View More) moment for schools around the world to consider the definitions of these concepts and how discoveries necessitate a change in the language we use to talk about it. (View Less)
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Loaded: iPhone hangoverAs we nurse our iPhone launch day hangovers, Microsoft preps a new Xbox for store shelves, and Disney opens its vaults again for princesses on Blu-ray.
>> We're all recovering from our iPhone hang-overs. A new Xbox is about to hit shelves and Disney opens its vaults for princesses and Blu-ray. It's Monday, July 14, I'm Natali Del Conte coming to you from my brand new set and it's time to get Loaded. ^M00:00:13 [ Music ] ^M00:00:15 >> I think I speak for the majority of media when I say that we've all got iPhone hang-over. I'm glad the launch has come and gone, but nevertheless, here's some hair of the dog for you. More iPhone news. I wasn't planning on upgrading my older iPhone, but I got caught-up in the madness and found myself reaching for my credit card. I bought the 16-gig White version, but I experienced the same connectile dysfunction that the rest of the iTunes community did -- that was a mess and embarrassing for Apple. I fear it exposes an over dependence on iTunes though. iTunes was originally a music organizing software. Now it organizes TV, video, Podcast, music and your phone number -- what do you think of that? I wanna hear from you at email@example.com. The rumors about the Xbox were correct. This weekend Microsoft announced a new 60-gig version of the console, 3 times the amount of storage the original console had. The 60-gig version is $349, while the 20-gig remains at the lower price of $299. It will be available on August. How about some non-iPhone mobile news. AT&T is now carrying the Palm Centro for $69 rather than $99 -- that's really cheap for a smartphone. I used one for a few months last year and I really liked it, but it's only for those of us with small hands. The LG Chocolate 3 was just released on Sunday. Verizon released it a day earlier than anticipated. This is the first clam shell or flip phone from the Chocolate line and we're expecting a review here on CNET shortly. Rumors are flying about the BlackBerry Thunder, which is BlackBerry's 3G Touch screen phone that we've all been waiting for. Gizmodo said that it's not gonna be called the Thunder after all, but rather the BlackBerry Storm -- whatever, it's still a weather-related name. Gizmodo is also saying that it will not be delayed like we originally thought, but still on target for a Q3 release. The YouTube-Viacom suit is making waves again and the $1 Billion law suit that I cannot believe is still going on. Viacom has asked Google for User logs from it's own employees. Viacom wants to know which YouTube employees uploaded and watched copyright protected video. Of course Google is claiming that this is privileged information and they don't like to hand-over user data, which is their usual MO. However, it isn't surprising that Viacom would request this. They are trying to prove that YouTube did not do its due diligence in preventing copyright videos from being illegally uploaded to the site. This information would help prove their case. eBay has partnered up with Buy.com to sell books, DVDs and electronics. eBay will now sell Buy.com goods in its listings, but not all eBayer are happy with this. Smaller sellers feel as though its unfair competition for them, which it is. Poor eBay, just can't win for trying these days. Disney opens its vaults again. This time to release Sleeping Beauty on Blu-ray. This Blu-ray edition will support new Internet-enabled and interactive functions on the Blu-ray live format. Viewers will be able to watch the film intended with people on Laptops or cell phones, as well as chat with them about it. This seems like a lot of interactivity for a movie that's been out for 50 years. What is there to chat about? I mean, I know we all wanna be princesses, but long can you talk about that on instant message. The John Madden video game is almost 20 years old if you can believe that and EA is celebrating with a few new features. First stop, Rock Band, which is also an EA game will feature music from Madden, which you can download and perform. The songs will also be available on iTunes in case you want some aggressive ring tones or workout music. The new game will also have exclusive footage from the classic game and the new NFL Head Coach game, which won't come out until three weeks after the games release date, which is August 12. I know you don't wanna talk about Yahoo and Microsoft, but there is news, so let's do this. I saved it for last on purpose. Yahoo publicly rejected a joint proposal by Microsoft and Carl Icahn, the Yahoo investor that's been a huge store on their side these days. The proposal was for a restructuring of Yahoo and it was made on Friday, while we were all busy freaking out about Apple. Yahoo rejected the bid based on their recent deal with Google in addition to the fact that they don't want their board restructured. So again from Yahoo, no means no. Before I sign off, I wanna congratulate 20-year old Nathan Schwartz. He is the newest LG Text Messaging champion and winner of $50,000. Schwartz texted the sentence you see here on the screen in 50 seconds without errors -- that's impressive. Last year the winner had to text Supercalifragilisticexpialidoucious! Thank goodness for QWERTY keyboard. Those are all your headlines for today, but I will be back tomorrow with more, thank you for watching. I'm Natali Del Conte with CNET TV and you've just been Loaded. ^M00:04:18 [ Music ]


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In Preston, Blackburn & Clitheroe. Lancashire's Ribble Valley.
Commercial Client Focus #2: Fuelmizas.
We have been proud to be recommended as builders many times by the Ribble Valley's longest-established, flagship, wood-burning and multi-fuel stove outlet, Fuelmizas. As their first point of call for all building issues arising from their customers stove installation requirements, our knowledge of construction has meant we have been able to assist the stove-fitting team many times, providing unobstructed and safe access to the installation sites in Ribble Valley homes.
We have provided our knowledge of fireplace construction and building regulations to a large portfolio of Fuelmizas customers, many of whom have left excellent reviews regarding the service they received.
- Structural repair work to chimney breasts
- Structural repair of chimney stacks
- Repair & replacement of modern and traditional flashing systems
- Full chimney installations
- False chimney breasts
- Lighter constructional alterations
Our aim is to continue to consistently provide excellent customer service to Fuelmizas customers who require building work to be done before their stove is installed. Through years of experience working on Fuelmizas installations, we understand how to provide all the conditions that the HETAS qualified stove installers at Fuelmizas require for their safe and swift installations.
Fuelmizas' expansive showroom in Bee Mill, Ribchester, just outside of Preston, Lancashire, has been at the cutting edge of solid-fuel technologies since the 1970′s We have been responsible for all running repairs on Fuelmizas premises in Ribchester, Preston, Lancashire since 2008.
The work we have undertaken has varied in scale:
- Repairs to stone shop floor
- Repaint shop front
- Repair leaks in valley gutters
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- Replace burst water pipes
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November 11, 2017 08:26 PM
Lakeville North foiled the Eagan Wildcats' chances of a 3-peat by winning the Class 3A State Volleyball Championship in four sets on Saturday at the Xcel Energy Center.
Elizabeth Juhnke had 24 kills for the Panthers as they win their third volleyball championship in school history and first since 2012.
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Part 3---Two Options to Consider
In the case of children and teens, some school districts use a relatively new process called Response to Intervention (RTI) to identify children with learning disabilities. For students who do not go through this RTI process, an evaluation to formally diagnose dyslexia is needed. Such an evaluation traditionally has included intellectual and academic achievement testing, as well as an assessment of the critical underlying language skills that are closely linked to dyslexia. For children, this may be accomplished through one's school district; however, the wait time could be significant depending on available services in each district.
Another option is to seek such an evaluation through private testing. A developmental optometrist is an excellent medical professional to conduct such an evaluation. The "upside" with this option is that wait time can be significantly less. In addition, such an evaluation is available for either children or adults. However, this option can be quite expensive and often is not covered under traditional healthcare insurance plans.
Resources for Dyslexia
http://www.dyslexiasw.com/advice/help-andamp-advice-for-teachers/teaching-strategies-for-dyslexic-children Teaching Strategies to help Children
http://dyslexia.yale.edu/Stu_whatisdyslexia.html?gclid=CP2_q5e58qoCFUQCQAodgBiDOQ A supportive resource for parents, educators and others who want to know more about dyslexia.
http://www.smartkidswithld.org/ld-basics/signs-symptoms/dyslexia-article Signs and symptoms of dyslexia
http://www.BrennanInnovators.com/ Website for learning challenges offers a feature to change the background color of every page on the site. This changing of color can help with visual stress and some dyslexic symptoms.
http://www.FocusandRead.com Tools for struggling readers of all ages
http://www.fabresearch.org/473 Information on a possible link between Omega 3 fatty acids and dyslexia, AD/HD, dyspraxia, autism, and other challenges. Also, info on Dr. Alex Richardson (University of Oxford) and additional links to related articles. (professional articles here)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-146303/Could-test-spell-end-dyslexia.html#ixzz1W9EasK4z Could a simple breath test identify children with dyslexia, attention deficit disorder and behavioral problems before they start school? (mainstream media article)
Next week's article (Part 4) will be entitled What to Do While Waiting for an Official Diagnosis?
For more information:
www.FocusandRead.com For focusing tools that work!
www.BrennanInnovators.com For ADHD info and support
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Finalists in 150 Startups are eligible for almost $5,000 each by completing a series of Lean Startup Challenges described below. Lean Startup is a trademark owned by Eric Ries, and his most recent book is called The Startup Way.
Created in collaboration with Google Launchpad and Lean Startup mentor Adam Berk, these challenges are designed to help students validate their business ideas, implement technology, and become revenue generating ventures within six months of the start date of the Lean Startup Challenges – May 1st of each year.
To assist finalists with the challenges, starting the first week of May of each we facilitate 1-hour web calls Tuesday and Thursday each week until the pitch competition at the Innovation Rodeo. We then move to 1-hour calls on Thursdays until the end of August, and then one call every other Wednesday in September and October and plan to keep every other Wednesday calls going to assist finalists in their journey and assist students who register for the following year's 150 Startups.
$750 Challenge
To qualify for the $750 challenge, students are tasked with completing and registering 20 problem discovery interviews – to validate there is a problem people want solving and who the target customer is – within the timeframe given. With the belief that if left alone many students would wait until the last few days to conduct the interviews we introduced scarcity by only offering the money the first 15 finalists who completed the 20 interviews.
Students are reimbursed up to $750 that is spent developing what is called an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) that shows people what they are up to and getting people to take some action so the student can follow up to learn more. Only funds spent prior to the deadline for the problem discovery interviews are eligible for reimbursement.
Up to $500 of the $750 can be spent on Facebook (or similar) ads that drive people to a web page that collects the contact information of those interested in learning more about the product or service the student is working on. If students pay someone to do something for them, we only pay 10% of the amount paid. E.g. Paying a photographer $250 to take pictures results in $25 being reimbursed.
$1,500 Challenge
To qualify for this $1,500, all finalists (not just those who completed their 20 problem discovery interviews within the timeframe given) have until the midnight before the Innovation Rodeo to complete 20 customer interviews, ask at least 10 of those who complete the form on the website for their MVP a series of questions and create a five-minute video that explains:
- What they learned from their first batch of interviews
- Why they chose the MVP they did
- What they learned from their second round of interviews
- What they plan to do next
Students are then reimbursed 50% of the money they spend applying technology to their business – to a maximum reimbursement of $1,500 – between July 1st and August 31st. This can be almost anything that makes their life easier or their customer's life easier. E.g. Building a website that includes an online ordering system, having a mobile app built, or creating an online training platform.
To progress to the $2,500 Challenge students must spend at least $2,000, between July 1st and August 31st, applying – not just buying – technology to their business.
In order to receive payment, students must receive written confirmation that the $2,000+ they are thinking of spending qualifies as applying technology to their business.
$2,500 Challenge
To qualify for the $2,500 challenge students have until August 31st to meet the requirements of both the $750 Challenge and the $1,500 Challenge, spend at least $2,000 on applying technology, write a professional 10-page business plan (with a minimum of 3 years of conservative month-to-month financials) and incorporate their business.
Students then earn $0.50 for every dollar in revenue they generate between September 1st and October 31st up to a maximum of $2,500.


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Plantronics has launched a new Bluetooth headset, the .audio 910 USB that makes it easier than ever to plug in and start talking.
It works for calls from both PC and mobile phones so that you can make Skype calls or other VoIP calls without installing Bluetooth driver.
It comes with upgraded software so that you can answer and end Skype calls from the headset while away from your PC, and ensures you're connected to Skype when the USB voice adapter is plugged in.
The .audio 910 can be shared between PC and mobile, so you can connect to either with one button.
Other features include 6 hours of talk time, 100 hours of standby, and WindSmart technology to cut down on interference on windy days.
The headset fold down to make it easily pocketable, and comes with a USB travel charger. Look out for now for £90.


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We need to build bridges, not walls
I recently saw a social media post that read:
Thinking of your child as behaving badly disposes you to think of punishment. Thinking of your child as struggling to handle something difficult encourages you to help them through their distress.
When someone behaves 'badly' (the key word here 'badly'), you've made a judgment about them and the way they are expressing themselves.
They are bad. Bad child. Bad person. Bad behaviour.
Right now, all over the world, we see people behaving badly. We disagree with the way they are expressing themselves. We don't like how they are communicating; trying to get their needs met. It's inappropriate. Maybe even abusive.
The question is what do we do about it? Should we
- Ostracize or avoid?
- Judge, punish or scold?
- Wait for them to get healthier?
- Try to understand their struggle?
- Encourage them to find a healthier, more appropriate way to communicate with us?
- Change the way we are communicating with them?
Here's the thing: If the relationship doesn't matter much, you may decide to leave them; avoid and Stonewall. The outcome of this style of communication is guaranteed: You will not find peace. Period. You have built a wall. You against them. Conversation ended. Over and out.
Judging and arguing will not help either of you, either. What you defend against, you create. What you resist, persists. And all those fabulous Jungian catch-phrases. What you fear, you draw near. And so forth. And yes, I've been in this assertive, righteous place many many times with the people in my life. "Don't you understand what I'm trying to teach you??? What is wrong with you??? How can you not see it my way???"
The reality is, I'm not just talking about your husband, child, parent, or neighbor here. I'm talking politics too.
I'm talking about life. Relationships. Living together. Loving each other. Getting along. Being 'one people' under God.
We need to build bridges, not walls with each other.
But what if 'they' are afraid of your bridge? They see it as another manipulative way to get over the wall they built? What if they see you as attacking them? They believe they need their wall and you want to build a damn bridge over it. Uh-uh. No way. Get back.
What do you do then?
You learn to communicate better. Clearer. Higher. More inclusive. More reasonable. Calmer. Smarter. Expansive. You change the way you are showing up.
Like it or not, if you aren't 'winning' in your life, you need to change the way YOU are communicating. You may think your way is the right way, but if you aren't being heard, seen, listened to, respected, only you can change your way. You have to learn how they are communicating and talk a language they understand.
We need to find common ground as our starting point.
If you feel like you are surrounded by people with walls—fear, anger, judgment—behaving badly, I want to help you to learn how to build bridges with the people in your life, in your community, and in your world.
Love can build a bridge. And I'm not talking about 'gooey-ooey, woo woo' love. I'm talking strength, intelligence, empathy, wisdom, compassion, reason, leadership, power. Let me show you how.
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About 22 per cent of internet users in South Africans shop online, and if you form part of this statistic, you know exactly how convenient online shopping can be.
With convenience being sought after in this digital age, online shopping is at the top of the list for savvy individuals. Let's face it, not only is it convenient, the bargains are attractive too. Online shopping makes life simpler for many individuals by saving you time and trips to the store, you get to skip the queue and have the items delivered to you – almost anywhere!
However, even with its great convenience, it comes with dangers of its own.
While we encourage convenience and the freedom it brings,we also care about your safety.This is one of the reasons MiWay offers you online insurance quotes . Consider these tips when filling up your next e-cart:
- Stay within familiar sites!Exploring different sites sounds great when you're talking about road trips, but isn't always the case when you're talking about online transactions. Rather opt to go with sites you are familiar with; don't just start shopping from a result you've clicked in a search engine. If you know the site URL, enter the site website address yourself as opposed to clicking on "blind" links If you're prone to forgetting (or mistyping), bookmark your favourite sites.
- Put strength in your password!You've heard this enough to know how important it is to use strong passwords – this means that it shouldn't be easy to figure out, even by people who know you well. Try using the first letter of a specific phrase, as well as a combination of numbers, letters and symbols or special characters in your passwords; avoid birth dates or special dates which can be guessed.
- Don't overshare!There's obviously some information you will need to give and verify when shopping online, however, be wary of sharing personal information online – especially sensitive information such as banking details.
- Check for security!It's understandable to assume that any store that has an online shopping portal will be secure; however, this isn't always the case. Secure sites use encryption as a security measure to help protect your data. To make sure you're transacting on a secure site, look out for the https:// and a closed padlock beside it on the address bar or on the lower right corner of the window.
Make a habit of reading the security alerts published by websites you frequently transact on, this will keep you updated on security features and updates.
- Keep it private!There's nothing like free Wi-Fi to buy you more time online – but is it safe for everything? Go ahead and enjoy the free data, however, you may want to avoid making financial transactions using public networks or hotspots and computers. To keep things safe, rather opt to do your banking and other more sensitive transactions at home or on a private network where you won't be at higher risk. Also, use a personal firewall and anti-malware, keep all your software updated and remember to log off all sites when you're done with your transactions.
- Stay notified!For added security, switch on online banking alerts that notify you of transactions going through on your accounts.
If you're already enjoying the convenience and ease of doing things online, why not do the same with your insurance and buy your car insurance online?
Choosing to shop online for convenience sake is not a bad thing; however, ensuring your transactions are safe should be your main priority. Remember these useful tips the next time you decide to do your online banking or buy a discounted item.


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Yonahlossee Saddle Club
at Revelations Farm
Tempe Moore-Equestrian Director
5818 Butler Road
Gibsonville, NC. 27249
Lessons and Services
Welcome to the Yonahlossee Saddle Club Inc. information page. We are the premier provider of dressage and eventing training. Our goal is to provide you with a great experience in a Christian environment. We set our standards high. Our lead instructor, Tempe Moore, has been teaching riding for 25 years. Our goal is to always deliver a fun and safe experience. Here is a list of some of the services we offer.
Dressage, Eventing, Summer Equestian Camp, Boarding, Training and Coaching
Lessons- Private, Semi Private and Group
We provide lessons at our farm for dressage and combined training. We also teach at your location with your horse. We teach both children and adults.We are happy to start beginners or hone the skills of more experienced riders. We also coach teams and individuals to prepare for events or competition.
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Self-portrait, 1906
Owing to the closing of the exhibition Matisse, 1917-1941, a recital will be realized on the 2nd of September in the Museum Thyssen-Bonemisza. The earnings for the event will be available from September 1 for the sale to the friends of the museum and from September 8 for the public in general.
The musical homage will be provided with songs of Karol Szymanowski and Maurice Ravel, melodies of Shostakovich, the voices of Baudelaire, Mallarmé or Aragon, pieces of Debussy, the piano of Dimitri Vassilakis, and music of Poulenc.
Earnings cost:
- 8 € for friends of the museum, with card presentation for the numbered earnings.
- 10 € for public in general, up to completing forum.
The earnings can be bought in the same museum of 10:00 to 18:30 hours.
Published by monica kreibohm in Museums, News on August 21, 2009
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Oh, I've been so busy today. I have so much to do tomorrow, it's insane. I spent the entire day at uni doing coursework, I've dedicated the rest of this evening to try and figure out my plan of where I'm going and what I need to do to get to Paris. Despite my somewhat lukewarm skills as a cartographer, I think I will print out maps. While hand drawn maps are more fun, I think it would suck if I got lost in Paris and missed Scary Mansion purely because of the inevitable inaccuracies of a hand drawn map.
Despite the crazy list of things to do before I go to Paris, I am really looking forward to tomorrow. I keep completely forgetting I'm seeing St Vincent too! Jeffrey Lewis and St Vincent in the same day. Wow wow wow.


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Dione Taylor – CD Release – Born Free
November 17, 2015 @ 8:30 pm$20 – $22.50
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Dione last played Hugh's Room as part of Ken Whiteley's Gospel Sundays and wowed the audience with her fine voice. Hugh's is happy that she has chosen to launch her CD here.
The prairie sky, expansive and wide, covers a great deal of North American real estate. And of all the emotions contained therein, it's the prairie blues, a rural feeling that sings louder than all others on Ms. Dione Taylor 's new EP "Born Free".
While some may call the recording a "departure," deep listeners have always dialed in on Ms. Taylor's roots in the blues and gospel, regardless of the genre being explored.
A spiritual album, "Born Free", engages in some difficult, but necessary, conversations. In these trying times, personal faith and beliefs are constantly being challenged in the face of the injustice we are confronted with in the world on a daily basis ("Love Is"), temptation ("Resist"), death ("Grandma's Hands"), love ("Leave Me Alone"), freedom ("Born Free")", potential of man ("Higher Ground") and acceptance (Beer and A Bible'). "Spirituality isn't about being perfect," states Taylor, "It's knowing that the Creator is omnipresent in the midst of our fragmented lives."
"The word gospel means 'truth.'" And this is, at its core, a very personal and truthful record, one that does not attempt to be preachy or impose Ms. Taylor's, or anyone else's, concept of truth upon listeners, but rather acknowledges that everyone has their own truth to be told and song to be sung. This is her truth.
A pastor's daughter from Regina Saskatchewan, music has always been an integral part of Ms. Taylor's life. She was born and raised in a family she describes as "really connected to the gift of song.
My whole family sings and plays instruments in church," praises Ms. Taylor, who began playing the organ at age four and by ten was the music director and organist at The Shiloh Assembly Church (Apostolic) in Regina.
"Born Free" is dedicated to Pastors kids (PK's) who deal with the very high standards and expectations that are placed on their shoulders by their families and community to live perfectly within an imperfect world." explains the Ms. Taylor.
Having first burst onto the music scene with her Juno nominated debut album "Open Your Eyes", Ms. Taylor's career trajectory has been truly remarkable. With performances at festivals and concert theatres across the United States, Canada and Asia for audiences that have included the President of the United States and the Queen of England, Ms. Taylor has made a worthy name for herself as one of this country's most talented jazz musicians. Ms. Taylor was nominated for a Gemini Award for her rendition of Oscar Peterson's "Hymn to Freedom," which she performed alongside Oliver Jones at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala. Ms. Taylor is the recipient of the Governor General's Performing Arts Award Mentorship Program.
Coming full circle, Ms. Taylor finds herself reconnecting with her childhood. "The sounds and music of my youth are all present on "Born Free". From the gospel music and blues at church to even the southern country gospel at home on the record player. It's all in there!"
Multi-instrumentalist Joel Schwartz and Singer Andrea Koziol are musician pals with a great love for wild back porch night music. They own an impressive map filled with push pins on all the big and small places they've played, and they own the body memory of all the inspiring company they've shared on stage. Tarbelle is what happened when these two people got together to dig for a song that they could call their own, and the first turn of the soil revealed a million more songs lying just below the surface. You might say it's roots music with a dash of elegant hot sauce…or you could resist the urge to define and just listen.


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GroundFloor Media to Spearhead Public Relations Efforts for Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center's 125th Anniversary
DENVER, CO – (March 22, 2006) – GroundFloor Media, Inc., a Colorado-based public relations firm, has been selected as agency of record for Colorado's largest hospital, Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, to help celebrate its 125th anniversary within the community.
For 125 years, Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center (P/SL) has been meeting the healthcare needs of patients and their families from across the Rocky Mountain and Great Plains regions, and from around the world. With more than 80 specialties, 1,000 specialists and primary care physicians, and 1,600 employees, P/SL specializes in minimally invasive surgery, cardiovascular services, cancer/BMT, pediatrics, maternal-fetal care, orthopedics, kidney transplants, wound healing, and more.
"GroundFloor Media is proud to work with another HealthONE hospital," said Laura Love, founder and president of GroundFloor Media. "P/SL has been serving this region's needs for 125 years, and we're excited to help the hospital and its staff celebrate their anniversary with the community."
About GroundFloor Media : GroundFloor Media (GFM) is a Colorado-based public relations agency. Founded in April 2001, the agency was named a Colorado "success story" by PR Week. GFM develops customized public relations campaigns for clients nationwide across many sectors including technology, hospitality, healthcare, venture capital, services and government sectors. GFM's unique business model has been featured in Entrepreneur, PR Week, PR News, The Denver Post, The Boulder County Business Report and The Boulder Daily Camera. Clients include MolsonCoors, CENTRIX Financial, The 2006 National Games of the Special Olympics, Morris Animal Foundation, Wild Divine and MX Logic. For more information, call 303.865.8119. For a complete list of clients and capabilities, visit www.groundfloormedia.com.


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Save Over $1,000 on your Medicare Supplement plan premiums with the Medicare Supplement High Deductible F Plan
Choosing a Medicare Supplement High Deductible F (HDF) plan is a cost effective way to have the best available benefits, after the $2,180 annual deductible is met. Only a handful of companies offer this Medigap plan design, and very few people ever hear about it. If you are in fairly good health, and don't utilize a lot of medical services, this plan will likely save you thousands of dollars during your retirement years.
If you are just turning 65, then you are probably used to having a significant deductible on your health insurance. Most insurance plans through employers or the private and public marketplaces have $1,000 to $5,000 annual deductibles and you could be paying $800 to $1200 per month!
Becoming eligible for Medicare is going to be an enormous savings on your health care costs. Make sure you check out the United American High Deductible F. It's one of the best Medicare Supplement deals on the market.
When you start looking at Medicare Supplements most people go straight for the regular Plan F because it has the highest level of coverage. In fact after the monthly premiums are paid, everything is covered at 100%! The average price for a Medigap plan F for a 65 year old ranges from about $150 to $250 per month depending on the area you live in, gender and if you are a tobacco user or not.
The chart below shows all the Medicare Supplement plans that Medicare has approved for sale. The benefits for each plan will be identical regardless of the company or where you live.
*Plan F also has an option called the High Deductible F. We usually recommend using United American for this plan design. This plan pays the same benefits as the F plan after the person has paid out $2,240 during the calendar year of 2018. This deductible is set by Medicare each year. The deductible includes all expenses that would normally be paid under plan F for Medicare Part A and B expenses. It does not include the separate Foreign Travel deductible.
Although all companies must offer the exact same benefits for each plan, the company can choose which plans to offer. Very few companies will offer every plan including plans A, B, C, D, F, HDF, G, K, L, M and N. Not all companies offer the High Deductible F plan. The high deductible F plan can be thought of as catastrophic coverage with a higher deductible, but much lower premiums.
People who use little medical care services are likely to be attracted to this plan design. If you are one who is fairly healthy, do not see a physician more than a few times per year, or never had a serious costly illness, you should consider this as an option. The money that you will save over the years in premiums can easily add up to over $1,000 to $2,000 per year and that savings will pay the deductible if and when you get enough medical care to add up to $2,200 for the year.
How Does the Medicare Supplement High Deductible F plan work?
You may be thinking that the deductible means that you pay the first $2,180 similarly to an employer group plan or an individual ACA (Affordable Healthcare Act) plan prior to getting Medicare. It works differently because Medicare will be primary and still it covers 80% of your out patient and physician expenses. All you have to pay is 20% of the bill. If you pay out $2,240 worth of 20%s over the year, which is very unlikely unless you are hospitalized or have costly outpatient therapy or tests, then all your Medicare approved health care is covered at 100%.
Below is an example of how this works.
- Dr. billed $250
- Medicare Allowed $150
- Medicare Covered 80% of the $150.00= $120
- You are responsible for 20% of the $150.00= $30
- You pay the $30 which goes towards meeting the $2,240 annual deductible
Your deductible is now at $2,210. Now lets say you have an MRI.
- Outpatient Imaging billed $800
- Medicare allowed $400
- Medicare covered 80% of the $400.00= $320
- You are responsible for the 20% of the $400.00= $80
- You pay the $80 which goes towards meeting the $2,240 annual deductible
The deductible is now at $2,310. Now the doctor says you need to be admitted to the hospital. Medicare Part A has a $1,288 hospital deductible. It will not matter if you stay 2 days or up to 60 days, the hospital portion of the bill will be $1,340.
- Hospital billed $10,000
- Medicare Allowed $6,000
- You are responsible for the Part A Deductible $1,340
- Medicare pays the balance of the Allowed amount
- You pay $1,340 which goes towards meeting the $2,240 annual deductible
Now you have met $1,450 of the annual deductible. You can see that it would probably take a significant amount of services and maybe a hospital stay to even hit the annual deductible.
The High Deductible F plan can also be a better option for people who are considering a Medicare Advantage plan that have a monthly premium. Some Medicare Advantage plans are charging $100 to $150 per month and you can be responsible for $5,000 to $10,000 for out of pocket expenses. The premiums for a 65 year old purchasing a HDF plan will be around $40 to $50 per month and you can get a drug plan to go with the Supplement for $20 to $30 per month.
In many cases the HDF is really better coverage all around. It's still a Medicare Supplement, so you can always choose you own physicians and hospitals, go to a specialist without a referral, and leave the decisions about your healthcare up to you and your doctor. The out of pocket Maximum that you can spend is only $2,188 with a High Deductible F plan, and is typically two to four times more with a Medicare Advantage plan. Drug coverage whether it is including in a Advantage plan or purchased separately to go with a Medicare Supplement is has completely separate out of pocket expenses so don't consider that in the total picture.
The HDF plan is financially a better option than a regular Medicare Supplement plan F and a Medicare Advantage. If the Advantage premiums are more than about $50 or$60 per month, and you would have copays for office visits and diagnostic testing, you should call talk to one of our independent agents about enrolling in a HDF Medicare Supplement Plan. Once you have it for a couple of years and see the financial savings, you'll probably never change.
Contact our independent agents to find out more about how this plan can save you thousands over the years!


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by williams
Damidray you know me wanna love you
Baby, Freindship aint just enough
You drive me crazy baby like its F1
This is something that i know u know
Why not open up and lemme love
tell me err'tn u want from me
Lemme hold u, kiss u,
Make u feel how u wana
Ama be the guy u wan me be
Baby, I can take a bullet for ya
Yeah, i know you probably won't beleive
You is something that we all admire
But, baby We is what we ought to be
Money aint a problem, u know that
You rich like how you ought to be
U gat the money, gat the body, gat 'em niggas in your lobby
Tryna orchestrate your body,
You is nt a maybe lady
You is far a better lady
You is all i want for me
tell me what you want fromm me
Never love another niccur
If you want me still alive
What i want is more than friendship
Baby gurl come be me wife
To love me aint really that easy
Yeah, i know its kinda hard for u
Everytime, i call you, youu are busy
Sincerely, know your heart is not wimme
U make me hate your other dude freinds
Cos u make me think dat you love them
ion even know aw i feel
Buh surely,i do know i love you
Why u pretend always not to feel
Or maybe gurl, u never really feel
Maybe your last guy really took your heart
And maybe that is why you are heartless
Baby gurl, lets be honest
U gat d beauty body of a goddess
U are principled not d lawless
All dz round curves, make u flawless
Gurl u so hot, gurl u so hot
i had 2 mistake u 4 a furnace
So baby gurl, wah we talkn bout?
Who else do u think i wana love???
Who else do u think befits ma status???
Who else am i really gonna fight for???
Who else am i really gonna die for????
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Built by the industry for the industry
YunoJuno's beginnings are much like many other good ideas - born from a frustration of the manual process, its founders knew there had to be a better way.
In early 2012, three guys from the creative and tech world came together to build a community and platform by which quality freelancers and great clients could connect with each other in a direct, transparent and cost-effective way.
What started as a platform to connect the greatest freelancers with a handful of forward- thinking companies is now changing how the creative and tech industry resource their business and manage their workforce. Whether it's building a new department for one of the most awarded creative agencies or building an enterprise human resource solution for the world's largest communications network, we use technology to power the freelance revolution.
Welcome to YunoJuno. Welcome to the Future of Work.
Three guys from the world of creative and tech meet at various pubs across London to discuss their idea for direct, transparent and exclusive community for freelancers and clients.
Pub sessions extend to their wider freelancer and client network in order to ascertain if the idea had legs. The response being overwhelmingly positive, this group become the founding members of the new YunoJuno network.
The three guys double down on their idea, empty their personal savings accounts, and to practice what they preached, hire freelancers to build a bootstrapped product.
YunoJuno finds its first angel investor - Jon Claydon - and convince him to become YJ Chairman. Founders suitably subdued.
YunoJuno Version 1 released. Built entirely by freelancer network. Spent the next year doing two things: 1) Grow the pool of elite freelancers and clients; and 2) Improve the product.
First freelancer booking the day after YJ version 1.0 is released. YJ founders ensure the precious package is delivered safe and sound.
First attempt at bootstrapped PR: Stand in the rain outside a digital conference handing out cupcakes. #Fail.
Founder of Streetcar.com - Brett Akker - joins Team YJ as angel investor and advisor.
Second attempt at bootstrapped PR: Produce YunoJuno Pink Gin, deliver to clients, gin ferments, offices need evacuating, people hospitalised. #epicfail. Abandon PR initiatives, stick to building a good product.
After the attempted murder phase, we got down to business. And things started to click. So much so that we received our first term sheet from a real-life VC (as opposed to the life-size statue of Marc Andreessen we fashioned out of reclaimed driftwood).
We bring in the experts to help us notch things up a gear.
We get the keys to our very own office in W1.
All team outings now require a sub-committee.
In September, we smashed every metric we measure (and there are a lot of them). So as a reward, and to be consistent with the founders love of food, we purchased one sweet iberico ham from our favourite Spanish restaurant down the street. Other companies chat at the water cooler, we do it slicing meat.
YunoJuno launches the inaugural Freelancer Awards - celebrating and recognising all the amazing work freelancers do in our industry. All photos of YJ CEO attempting 'the helicopter' have since been permanently deleted.
YunoJuno Bicycle Club begins. For lovers of bike rides as well as post-ride recovery drinks. (Chap on the ElliptiGo is not with us.)
We still run a pretty flat hierarchy (w00t), but additional growth has meant we can build proper departments. Departments have proven effective for combative teams sports.
Like everything at YJ, if you try something once and it doesn't suck, do it again and make it better. 2016's Freelancer Awards saw more people, more well-deserved recognition and a greater number of awk-waaard post-midnight stories.
The YJ founders have maintained their full veto rights to new office locations to ensure their proximity to decent coffee and food. We've moved to Bermondsey. They've each put on 5lbs since January.
We've been in stealth mode for months but we're finally ready to let the cat out of the bag. YunoJuno is coming to New York! Also, our CEO has used this time to consume his three favourite food groups: melted cheese, carbs, and sports.


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RYE, N.Y. — Although reading is sometimes deemed an academic endeavor, this hobby is also a great way to relax during the summer, while simultaneously challenging one's mind. The employees at Arcade Books in Rye offer great choices for a relaxing book to read on the beach or while traveling.
They all agree that the most popular book this season is Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman." The novel was originally written in the mid-1950s, according to harpercollins.com. The manuscript was lost for over half a century, until it was rediscovered in 2014 and published on July 14.
Lee's new novel proves that even 55 years after the publication of her last book, "To Kill a Mockingbird," her voice, themes, and message remain timelessly inspiring.
According to The Wall Street Journal, it sold 761,000 copies in only six days and continues to fly off shelves.
"'Watchman's' popularity is mostly because of its connection to 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and the overwhelming amount of excitement the publication sparked among the literary community," Arcade Books manager Alyson Powers said.
"Although 'Watchman' has been marketed as the "new Harper Lee novel", I think readers are better off approaching it as an early draft of a beloved American classic rather than a sequel."
Another popular summer read is "All the Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr. The tale of survival during wartime has also attracted a lot of press after winning the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for fiction and the 2015 Carnegie Medal for Excellence. The novel provides insight into a time of war and trauma through the eyes of fictional characters in France and Germany during World War II.
Following the theme of mystery, another bestseller this summer is the psychological thriller "Girl on the Train" by Paula Hawkins. It tells the story of Rachel, who takes the same train and follows the same routine every day. One day, however, everything changes, and her world is turned upside down.
After its publication Feb. 1, the novel has sold over 2 million copies and is now referred to by fans as the next "Gone Girl."
"There are many parallels between the two books — they are both fast-paced psychological thrillers with unreliable narrators. Since the publication of 'Gone Girl,' this has become an incredibly popular genre," Powers said.
Other popular reads this summer include "Paper Towns" by John Green and "The Martian" by Andy Weir, both of which are also featured on the big screen.
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